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  • Title: Michelangelo
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    • Philosophy began in Ionia, and it was there that human thinking first
    • thinking to the highest level of clarity. The first of them appear in
    • purposes only by actual thinking by the conscious ego. They rejected
    • personal stamp. It is for this reason that we think of
    • think out in this wonderful way the architectural mechanics of space.
    • Spiritual Science gives you to look at them and think about them;
    • Chapel; even if it thinks the doctrine ridiculous or fantastic, it is
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture I: The Spiritual World and Spiritual Science
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    • of thinking of the present against this spiritual
    • stand on the firm ground of scientific research and thinking. I
    • great cultural power of the modern scientific way of thinking
    • civilisation that would oppose the scientific thinking? Such a
    • their habitual ways of thinking that informs the human soul not
    • habitual ways of thinking of the present rightly say: the human
    • least that the human thinking is a function or a result of the
    • statements from the start: the human thinking is bound to the
    • the human thinking is a function of the brain.
    • science as threatened if one admits that the human thinking is
    • bound to the brain that one cannot think without the central
    • since it is true that thinking, as we develop it in the usual
    • central nervous system that is necessary for thinking in the
    • the tool of thinking. Spiritual science does not descend only
    • in the thinking, it does not assert that thinking, as it
    • expresses itself, otherwise, in our thinking and imagining, and
    • of his brain. He knows what it means to think not in such a way
    • as one thinks in the usual life, but to think only in the
    • feel thinking and imagining attracted by the spiritual world
    • to return to the usual imagination and to think as you just
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  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture II: Theosophy and Antisophy
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    • life. Since Pythagoras thinks of course that the philosophers
    • concepts of the human being: should the human being think that
    • the nature of frightening than one normally thinks. This is
    • the human soul when it is thinking and imagining, given away to
    • turns the outwardly directed thinking to the outer experiment,
    • “coolness” of thinking which one must generate in
    • just now. He must concentrate upon the one-sided thinking; he
    • We think: everywhere we are
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture III: Spiritual Science and Denomination
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    • times. In many circles, one thinks that religious mental
    • pictures, religious feeling, and religious thinking correspond
    • thinking and worldviews. However, I would have to explain a lot
    • single thinkers something lived that slumbered in the hearts of
    • religious thinker who felt called to protect the religion
    • the scientific way of thinking that could inspire and penetrate
    • attempts that control many, in particular theological thinkers
    • thinkers in the fields of religious research struggled only for
    • divine in nature. Other researchers think that the religious
    • Goethe thinks that someone who already experiences quite
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture IV: On Death
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    • appreciatively about this scientific way of thinking and so
    • with the scientific way of thinking to admit that one can
    • way of thinking based on? Why has it become great? Because it
    • extraordinary praises of the scientific way of thinking which
    • controls the general education and thinking more than one
    • thinking really and works in the experiment with it: operating
    • thinkers of the last century said that it belongs to the human
    • outer experience? Just if one thinks scientifically, one must
    • he thinks, feels, and perceives in the usual life is like a
    • imagining thinking and the will. We must accompany the everyday
    • did not walk thinking through the world if we could not form
    • this or that? Will and thinking are the soul forces that always
    • the thinking into the body-free experience. You have to leave
    • everything that you were used to think about in the usual life.
    • itself in the normal life as thinking if the thoughts, which
    • thinker who says that the brain is necessary for thinking, and
    • brain. Since thinking is not that, by which we settle in the
    • forces. Behind the thinking
    • thinking —
    • that always makes the physical body the mirror of thinking is
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  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture V: The Meaning of Immortality of the Human Soul
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    • thinking and the more serious consideration of the human life
    • not the thinking, not the feeling, not the will, also not that
    • the body as the function, as the effect of the body who thinks
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture VI: The Evil
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    • evil. You can investigate the whole history of human thinking
    • thinkers of the nineteenth century and our time, and you
    • realise that even these thinkers stop philosophising and
    • hearts and souls of significant thinkers for long times. We
    • only to point to thinkers of the last centuries before the
    • that strange group of thinkers. They based on the views of
    • thinks that a limited being cannot always carry out the good
    • compared to that what one can imagine today with a thinking
    • Since for everybody who can think
    • other thinkers who come close to that what spiritual science
    • him one has a big number of other thinkers at the same time who
    • view satisfied not only single thinkers in that regard but is
    • widespread. I want to refer to a thinker from another region,
    • to the significant Japanese thinker Nakae Toju
    • 1678), the disciple of the Chinese thinker
    • Eastern thinker in the Ri as in the Ki. However, because the
    • — This Eastern thinker
    • A significant thinker of the nineteenth
    • thinking briefly. He says to himself that one cannot deny the
    • who think that the evil is not connected with the omnipotence
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  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture VII: The Moral Basis of Human Life
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    • In our time, a big number of thinkers who
    • number of thinkers who cannot indicate the place based on their
    • materialistic-mechanistic, naturalistic way of thinking cannot
    • psychological thinkers of the most recent past do no longer
    • without thinking, ethics must be founded on the fact that not
    • way of thinking in a way different from natural sciences. In
    • today the so-called “freethinkers” who oppose the
    • literally, at first as spiritual processes. How I think and act
    • thinking, acting or feeling. Everything that is undertaken, for
    • many thinkers cannot discover really about which they think
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture VIII: Voltaire
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    • Someone who tries to think Lessing's
    • thinking that appears as something natural to us in the
    • However, one could not think such thoughts as we think the
    • modern thinking, since Copernicus, Kepler, Galilei, and
    • overpowering that the human soul did not dare to think anything
    • Greek culture, for example. The scientific way of thinking
    • less about the big riddles which the scientific way of thinking
    • the sense of his freethinking.
    • spiritual life, before one could think of spiritual science, is
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture IX: Between Death and Rebirth of the Human Being
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    • thinking, of feeling and willing in itself. This division of
    • thinking, to his thoughts. We have the life of thoughts in the
    • thoughts in our soul, we think. These thoughts are to us at
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture X: Homunculus
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    • This worldview thinks, if it has succeeded
    • scientifically possible, how the human thinking, feeling, and
    • philosophically thinking contemporaries nothing else exists
    • on basis of its research results that with any thinking, with
    • what one can think up as a picture of the human being with only
    • are not completely wrong who believe to think materialistically
    • other two. While the materialistic thinker believes to put the
    • theory which thinks in theory in the described way, it is not
    • Nevertheless, he is an inventive head and wants to think the
    • And so on. Nevertheless, Hamerling thinks
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture XI: Spiritual Science as a Treasure for Life
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    • used to the scientific thinking at first absorb prejudice with
    • brings to light; one has to think, to feel, and often to want
    • sum of judgements, like something that one just thinks only,
    • thinking. If one wants to penetrate into it, one often asks,
    • internally and if one appropriates habitual ways of thinking
    • instinctively because their thinking will not be an abstract
    • thinking and judgments and do not know what they are good for
    • treasure for life to humanity. A thinking that bears the force
    • If one thinks about it with a thinking that does not invigorate
    • spiritualism. With an abstract thinking, one does not figure
    • how an abstract thinking positions itself in life. Such
    • thinking will regard it as natural that materialism cannot
    • produce spiritualism. How should it do it! However, a thinking
    • world out in quite different sense, and with such thinking the
    • abstract, dead thinking which is “Homunculism”
    • especially valuable who thinks that life consists of outer
    • it benefit the further progress of human thinking and life?
  • Title: Evil and Spiritual Science
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    • thinking and reflection unfolds, in order to fully persuade us
    • significant and prominent thinkers of the nineteenth century
    • prominent thinkers a halt was called to all philosophy, to all
    • souls of significant thinkers throughout long ages. We can go
    • refer to thinkers in the last centuries before the foundation
    • remarkable thinkers which, following the views of Socrates and
    • Augustine. Augustine too had to think over and research
    • compared with what one might imagine is thinking that has
    • for anyone who can think with an open mind free of prejudice,
    • could put forward a whole group of other thinkers, who through
    • at the same time a large number of other thinkers who have
    • individual thinkers as a satisfactory answer to this major
    • our situation more precisely clear. I will refer to a thinker
    • thinker, who was a pupil of the Chinese thinker Wang Yang Ming:
    • all beings arose, according to him. For this thinker from the
    • thinker from the East, who lived a reasonably short time before
    • meet us in the most remote circles of human thinking. A thinker
    • would like to briefly portray the main points of his thinking.
    • Lotze, one of the most significant thinkers of the
    • could add still other matters that Lotze and other thinkers
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